Blaze is an AI marketing tool for solo founders and small teams that builds a brand identity and content plan, then writes and posts content to your connected accounts. The catch is the credits, as of Oct 2026: a static post uses 1, an email or blog post 3, and an AI video 15, against 600 a month on Starter.
Blaze sells itself on doing the planning and posting for you, and the plans look simple at first glance. I read Blaze's own pricing page to work out what the monthly credits will stretch to, because that's where the real difference between plans shows up.
Blaze plans and credit allowances
| Plan | Price | What's included | The limit that bites |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 79 dollars a month | Three posting accounts, 600 generation credits a month, automated ad campaigns | One user |
| Growth | 149 dollars a month | Ten posting accounts, 1,500 generation credits a month, unlimited users, a yearly planning window | Credits still run out if you make a lot of video |
| All-In-One | 999 dollars a month | A complete marketing funnel managed for you by Blaze and a dedicated marketing expert, with a website, Google Business Profile, search ads, an AI receptionist, lead screening and review requests | It's a managed service, booked through a call |
Prices as listed on Blaze's pricing page, as of Oct 2026, check the vendor's pricing page before you buy. The page shows a dollar sign without naming the currency.
What a month of credits buys on each plan
Blaze charges for what you make in credits, and every piece draws from your monthly balance. The costs aren't equal. A static social post uses 1 credit, an email uses 3, a blog post uses 3 and an AI video uses 15. You can buy more credits if you run out.
Here's what that means in practice, using the page's own rates. Starter's 600 credits cover 40 AI videos, or 200 emails or blog posts, if you make nothing else. Growth's 1,500 credits cover 100 AI videos, or 500 emails or blog posts. Static posts are where the credits go furthest, at 1 each.
So the plan you need depends far more on your mix than on how much you post. A business that sends a weekly email and posts static images will barely dent Starter. One that wants short AI video every day will feel it, because each clip uses 15 times what a static post does.
How the Blaze trial runs
You can start for free, and the page says no credit card is required. It also sets out what happens in the trial week:
- Day 1: Blaze builds your brand identity, a content strategy, your first full week of posts and the topics for week two.
- Day 3: your content starts posting automatically, if your accounts are connected.
- Day 4: Blaze starts learning and giving insights, again if your accounts are connected.
- Day 7: the trial ends.
Connect your accounts early. Two of those four steps only happen if you do, and the trial is only a week long.
What Blaze does, and the managed option
On Starter and Growth, Blaze is a tool you run. It plans your content, writes it, and posts it to your connected accounts, with three posting accounts on Starter and ten on Growth. Starter also lists automated ad campaigns. If you're weighing it against a wider set of options, my round-up of AI marketing tools for small businesses is a good place to start. If you run more than one brand, the page says you'll need one workspace per brand. For a wider look at how this fits into a week, I've written about building an AI content system for a small business.
All-In-One is a different thing altogether. It's a flat-rate managed service at 999 dollars a month, where Blaze and a dedicated marketing expert run a full funnel for you: website and content, a Google Business Profile built to rank on the map, managed Google search ads, an AI receptionist answering calls, forms and DMs, lead screening and review requests after each job. You book it through a call, not a checkout.
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Blaze suits these owners, not those
- It suits solo founders and small teams who want a brand identity, a plan and a week of posts generated, then posted for them.
- It suits businesses that mostly make static posts, emails and blog posts rather than video.
- It suits non-profits and education organisations paying yearly, as the page lists 20% off annual subscriptions once you're verified.
It's a poorer match for:
- Teams making mostly AI video, since each clip uses 15 of Starter's 600 credits.
- Anyone who needs more than one person on the account without moving to the 149-dollar Growth plan.
- Owners who want a managed service but don't want the 999-dollar-a-month All-In-One.
Blaze AI verdict: pick by your content mix
I'd work out your monthly mix before you choose anything. Count the static posts, emails, blog posts and videos you'd want, multiply by the credit costs, and see which allowance it fits. If you're one person making mostly static posts and emails, Starter's the one I'd trial. If you need a team on the account or you're heavy on video, Growth is the realistic start. If you want someone else to run the lot, that's All-In-One, and it's a very different commitment. You can change plans whenever you like: monthly plans prorate straight away, and multi-month plans change at your next billing cycle.
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Frequently asked questions
How do Blaze credits work?
Every piece of content draws from your monthly balance. A static social post uses 1 credit, an email 3, a blog post 3 and an AI video 15. You can buy more if you need them.
How many AI videos can I make on Blaze Starter?
Using the page's own rates, Starter's 600 monthly credits cover 40 AI videos if you make nothing else. Growth's 1,500 credits cover 100.
Is there a free Blaze trial?
Yes. The pricing page says you can start a free trial with no credit card required, and the trial ends on day 7.
What is Blaze All-In-One?
A managed service at 999 dollars a month, as of Oct 2026, where Blaze and a dedicated marketing expert run your marketing funnel, including your website, Google Business Profile, search ads and an AI receptionist.
